Fifteen years after the Natchez Burning trilogy, begun with Brasier noir, Greg Iles takes us back to the Mississippi of Penn Cage. The latter is no longer the combative man we knew. Ill, aging, marked by mourning and trials, he now lives in a form of withdrawal. At his side remains his daughter Annie, who became a lawyer specializing in civil rights.
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